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No leadership journey, in professional domain, is considered result-oriented -- without a focused approach to achieving the financial goals bench-marked against that level of responsibility.

Yes, leadership success should also be 'bench-marked' against the degree of business achievements. After all, what's the point in running a loss making organization even if it's the most satisfied employees on board?

However, for motivating a large team, the leaders need to demonstrate a high level social intelligence skills as well.

Typically, while balancing these two out, there arise some conflicts and confusion: How much to push without affecting personal equation? That's what I've seen a many times in my career.

The leaders, who can strike the right balance, individually, with each of the team members, ultimately produce the desired out-put -- in terms of achieving business objectives while maintaining a high morale of the team they lead!

Most of us, aspiring to write a quick success story look up at the celebrities, superficially! Very few actually dig it out and study -- about the struggle behind their success and learn a lesson out of it.

Nothing comes free in life and success as a leader is very expensive, and surely not -- everybody's 'cup of tea.'